OMAHA BATHROOM REMODELING
Bathroom Remodeling in Omaha, NE
Spagnotti Contracting handles full and partial bathroom remodels for Omaha-area homeowners.
REMODELING PRICING
Bathroom remodel pricing depends on the scope of work, layout changes, tile and fixture selections, plumbing and electrical coordination, and overall project complexity. The ranges below are intended to help homeowners begin planning.
Bathroom Refresh
Typically $8,000–$15,000
total project
For cosmetic updates within the existing layout: new fixtures, vanity, paint, lighting, and hardware. Common projects include powder room refreshes and light guest bath updates.
This range does not include full tile replacement or layout changes.
Full Bathroom Remodel
Typically $18,000–$35,000
total project
For a complete remodel within the existing footprint: new tile, tub or shower, vanity, flooring, and fixtures. Common projects include full guest bath and secondary bathroom remodels.
Primary Suite / Walk-In Shower Remodel
Typically $30,000–$55,000
total project
For larger-scope remodels involving custom tile showers, expanded footprint within existing walls, double vanities, heated flooring, or higher-end fixtures and finishes.
Full Layout & Structural Changes
Custom Proposal
For projects involving moving plumbing lines, relocating walls, expanding the bathroom’s footprint, structural changes, or converting adjacent space into the bathroom.
The examples below show how the published planning ranges may apply to common residential projects.
5×8 Guest Bathroom Remodel
Full remodel, same footprint
Approximately $20,000–$28,000
Based on the full remodel range, including new tile, vanity, fixtures, and flooring within the existing layout.
Tub-to-Shower Conversion
Walk-in shower, same layout
Approximately $12,000–$18,000
Based on a tub-to-shower conversion including tile, glass enclosure, and fixtures. Site conditions and finish selections may affect the final price.
8×10 Primary Bathroom Remodel
Full remodel with upgraded finishes
Approximately $32,000–$45,000
Based on the primary suite remodel range under normal access and existing plumbing locations.
Smaller bathroom projects are quoted individually because demolition, plumbing and electrical coordination, material delivery, and crew mobilization can represent a larger portion of the total project cost.
Existing layout is kept the same
Plumbing fixtures reused in existing locations
Standard demolition and haul-away
Mid-grade tile, fixtures, and finish selections
Standard waterproofing and substrate prep
Coordination with licensed plumbing and electrical trades
Standard exhaust fan and ventilation
Ordinary jobsite cleanup
Moving plumbing lines or fixtures
Structural or layout changes
Water damage or mold remediation found during demo
Custom tile patterns or heated flooring
Additional electrical circuits
Difficult equipment or crew access
Frameless glass shower enclosures
Double vanity conversions
Utility conflicts
High-end fixture or material upgrades
Permits and inspections
Window relocation
Published ranges are intended for initial planning only. Final remodel proposals are based on measured dimensions, layout, fixture and material selections, plumbing and electrical scope, demolition, waterproofing, tile installation, and project complexity. Concealed conditions such as water damage, mold, or outdated plumbing discovered during demo are quoted separately.
Bathroom problems often start small before they affect daily use or resale value. These are common signs Omaha homeowners notice before scheduling a remodel.
Cracked or missing tile, deteriorating grout
Soft or spongy flooring near the tub or shower
Persistent moisture, mildew, or poor ventilation
Outdated fixtures or fading finishes
A layout that no longer works for the household
Low water pressure or aging plumbing fixtures
Bathroom hasn’t been updated in 20+ years
Preparing a home for sale or aging-in-place needs
A bathroom remodel depends on what happens behind the tile. Here’s what’s included on every Spagnotti Contracting bathroom remodel.
1
Discuss Your Project
Tell us about the bathroom refresh, full remodel, or primary suite renovation you're planning.
2
Design Walkthrough & Measurements
We evaluate the space, layout, and existing plumbing before finalizing the plan.
3
Receive a Written Proposal
Get a clear proposal outlining scope, material selections, and cost before work begins.
4
Demo, Rough-In & Construction
The space is demoed, plumbing and electrical are coordinated, and tile and fixtures are installed.
5
Final Walkthrough
Finishing touches are completed and the finished work is reviewed together.
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How long does a bathroom remodel take?
A full bathroom remodel typically takes two to four weeks depending on scope, material availability, and whether plumbing or layout changes are involved. A refresh project can often be completed in under a week.
Do I need to move out during the remodel?
No, most homeowners stay in their home during a bathroom remodel, though the bathroom itself will be out of use during the project. If it's your only bathroom, we'll talk through options to minimize disruption.
Can you match my existing tile or fixtures for a partial remodel?
In some cases, yes. Matching depends on whether the original materials are still available. We'll walk through realistic options during the estimate.
Do you handle plumbing and electrical work?
We coordinate licensed plumbing and electrical trades as part of the project, so you have one point of contact instead of managing separate subcontractors yourself.
What's the difference between a refresh and a full remodel?
A refresh updates fixtures, vanity, and finishes within the existing layout. A full remodel typically includes new tile, tub or shower, flooring, and fixtures, sometimes with layout changes.
Can you help me choose materials and finishes?
Yes, material and finish selection is part of the design walkthrough before work begins.